How many American soldiers lives were lost in the Vietnam war?

Answer 1

Eleven general officers were killed during the Vietnam War:General Officer Grades are:Brigadier General (BG) (O7)

Major General (MG) (O8)

Lieutenant General (LTG) (O9)

General (GEN) (O10)

General of the Army (GA) (O11) (Obsolete, WW2 rank)

General of the Armies (Honorary Title given only to George Washington, Posthumously)

Army: 5 BG's and 2 MG'sUSAF: 1 BG and 2 MG'sUSMC: 1 MGUSN & USCG: None

Answer 2

Sixty-three thousand Americans were lost yet I have not a clue of how many Vietnamese were lost. Although, it must be close to what the a

Americans lost. The total war loss is about three million killed and one million wounded in total.
If you are asking about U.S. servicemembers, the answer is 58,209. Of these, 47,424 were combat related with the remaining 10,875 dying of other causes. This information came from American War and Military Operations Casualties: Lists and Statistics, a report completed by Hannah Fischer, Knowledge Resources Group, updated July 13, 2005. This report was compiled for the United States Congress.

Answer The count I have from a book commemorating the Vietnam Wall says 59,127. Here are some figures I have found for Vietnam. I believe one or two names have recently been added to the Vietnam Memorial in Washington, DC. Vietnam War (1964-1975) Total servicemembers 8,744,000 Serving in-theater 3,403,000 Battle deaths 47,410 Other deaths in service (theater) 10,789 Other deaths in service (nontheater) 32,000 Nonmortal woundings 153,303 Living veterans 8,295,000

Answer 3

Well my best guess is that half of them lost there live for ex. if there was one million 1,000,000 than half of them lost their lives so around 5,000

Answer 4

Deaths : combat :47,424 other : 10,785 Wounded :153,303 Missing : 2,489

Answer 5

The total number of Americans; soldiers, navy, air force, civilians, etc... was 58,212 lives lost.

Answer 6

11 Generals and 1 Admiral.